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bsolutely crammed with slow-release

carbohydrate, quality protein, healthy

fats, vitamins A and C, iron and calcium,

this vibrant crowd pleaser is an excellent dish to

make at the weekend to support your training and

immune system. Enjoy with a crisp green salad

and spicy harissa yoghurt sauce as a side.

INGREDIENTS (serves 4)

8 free range chicken thighs, skin on, bone in 2

red onions, peeled cut into thick slices 2 cloves

garlic, finely chopped Sea salt and ground

pepper Seeds from 6 cardamom pods, crushed

with a pestle and mortar 1tsp ground cinnamon

1tsp ground coriander 1tsp ground cumin 2

cinnamon sticks 2tbsps olive oil 200g basmati

and wild rice or brown basmati rice 1 x 400g tin

of chickpeas, drained 10 dried apricots, roughly

chopped 2 preserved lemons, sliced into thin

slices 25g whole, unpeeled almonds, chopped

RECIPE

Free up more time for training with this quick-to-prep, all-in-one nutritious dish – ideal for the

weekend to cook for your training chums or the family.

Kate Percy

provides the details…

PERSIANCHICKEN

WITHBASMATI RICE

NUTRITION

(PER SERVING)

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ENERGY

860KCAL

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PROTEIN

70G

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CARBOHYDRATE

84G

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FAT

27G

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SUGARS

12G

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SATURATES

5.5G

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SALT

1G

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FIBRE

10G

lengthways 25g fresh coriander, chopped

Seeds of 1 pomegranate Zest of one orange

For the syrup

3tbsps natural yoghurt 1tsp harissa spice mix

PREPARATION

Prep time

10mins

Cooking time

50mins

Equipment needed

Chopping board

Sharp knife Bowl Roasting dish Saucepan

METHOD

Add the oil and the cardamom, ground

coriander and cumin to a large bowl and mix

together. Add the chicken pieces and turn them

around so that they’re completed coated with the

spice mix. Now arrange the chicken thighs in a

roasting tin so that they fit fairly tightly. Slot in the

onion slices, the cinnamon sticks and the garlic

around the chicken pieces. Pour over any excess

spiced oil and season generously with sea salt and

freshly ground black pepper. Roast in the oven

for 40-45mins until the chicken is cooked through

and the skin is golden and crisp. Cook the rice

according to the packet instructions, drain and

return to the pan. Stir in the chickpeas, preserved

lemon and the apricots. Prepare the yoghurt

sauce by mixing the harissa and the yoghurt

together in a bowl. Sprinkle a little extra harissa

over the top to make it look pretty! Remove the

chicken from the oven. Transfer the pieces to a

plate using tongs. Then spoon the rice mixture into

the roasting dish, mixing it in with the roasting

juices and baked onions. Arrange the chicken

pieces on top of the rice, sprinkle over the

almonds and pop back in the oven for another

5mins until the almonds are toasted. Remove

from the oven, scatter the pomegranate seeds and

fresh coriander and decorate with the orange zest.

Serve with the harissa yoghurt.

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